Jake Bentley Film TV Blog

This a bin, in Premier Pro you can create bins which hold all of your clips in one section so you can find this easier for editing floor personnel can find them, in this screen shot you can see that we've expanded the bin allowing you to see what film clips are, this also so allows people to to see what they want in the bins and what will be added in the movie. as well when they call they call then "bins" they're referring to when we had films reals were hanged over gins so they wouldn't get dust on any of the f ilm strips   In this screen shot we can see that I am using the colour pallet to change the hue of current image and allow me to lighten darken or even put a different coloured tint over the clip. The reason why you want to change the colour is because you may want to give the feeling a nice warm feeling by adding a yellow or a red, and if you want a cool feeling you would probably add a blue or a green.           ...

At 5-29 seconds into the clip it opens up to a image of the gang looking around as the camera switches between the main characters and the other gang using a eye line match shot to create the effect that they're surrounded by this group At 31-41 seconds in, the camera pans across a street as it follows the gang as they running across the road then jump cutting back to show that they're being chased by this other gang as they run after them seemingly with malicious intent Then at 48-1:09 seconds it has them stopping as it uses the shot reverse shot t o show that the gang are being chased down as it then does a close up on the at the main gangs point of view using a eye line match shot to give the other gang an intimidating feeling as if they're inferior and weak. Then at 1:19 it then also uses shot reverse again to show that the gang is still being chased and that they're still right on their tail giving another sense of intimidation giving the audience a...